Reading the World in July 1874 Markets and Metropolis Facts
The article cites 1874 statistics on precious metals output across U S states and territories plus Canada and Maine mills, notes large city counts and population shares, compares Krupp ironworks, and reports on Providence School Committee sewing program success with 1120 girls and 8660 garments made for the poor. It also covers Illinois population, schools, teachers, and expenditures, plus general death rates and a Paris anecdote about Planche and critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
British Columbia
Maine
North Berwick
Waterboro
Bates Mill
Wiston
Winthrop
1Eets
Ilinois
New York City
The Last of the Bohemians in February Galaxy
A portrait of Gustave Planche as a poor, absent minded literary genius. his poverty, pride, and eccentricities shine through Rhodes text. Planche’s lodgings, hat, and secret address reveal his isolation and odd habits while editor M. Buloz learns of his hidden life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Planche
Rhodes
Resuetes Deux Mondes
Planche
M. Buloz
Daniel in the Hands of a Quaker on Nantucket
Daniel Webster halves a Nantucket docket bid by Friends. He agrees to plead for $1000 and travels to the island to argue the entire docket for clients from multiple retainers. He ends with $1500 plus expenses after the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Daniel Webster
Webster
Boston
Nantucket
Man
Pianos and Organs and a Temple of Music in Chicago
Classified ad notes fine new rosewood pianos for 300 dollars and walnut organs with six stops at 125 dollars, plus second hand pianos priced 160 to 200 dollars. Includes a cream gelatine dessert recipe with step by step mixing and chilling instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revd
Temple of Music
Chicago
Heart Disease Warning and Home Remedy Advice
The piece discusses heart disease as a common but often silent killer and outlines symptoms such as palpitation dizziness and nervous exhaustion. It criticizes old treatments and promotes a vegetable alterative vinegar bitters to purify blood and improve circulation within months.
No Time To Be Lost In The Incipient Consumption
In the incipient yes of Consumption the first symptoms are a hacking cough pains in the dust difficulty of breathing or oppression of the lungs. Allen's Lung Balsam will break up the cough in a short time and prevent tubercle formation. If tubercles form the disease is hard to cure. Sold by all medicine dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajsay
Allen
Cure of Catarrh and Bronchitis With Sage's Remedies
M. H. Spencer of Rochester New York recounts twelve years of catarrh and years of bronchial trouble. After hemorrhagic lung episodes in 1872 he used Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy Golden Medical Discovery and Pils, noting rapid improvement, removal of catarrh and bronchitis, no more blood in sputum, and permanent recovery. He praises the medicines and recommends them to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadewan T
Jam
R. Y. Prence
Bumion
Thayes
New York City
Gia Follyote
M. H. Spencer
P . Box
Rochester
Willart's Fever and Ave Tonic for malarial work sites
Wilart's Fever and Ave Tonic is recommended for use by construction companies in malarial districts. Contractors and railroad presidents in the South and West praise its heat and fever relief. Used where workers gather near swamps and rivers, it promises time labor and money savings and is sold by WirreLoox Fronay & Co New Orleans and all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willart
Wilhojt
WirreLoox
Fronay & Co
New Orleans
Dauaatista
Remedies and tips and notices from Portland to Chicago
The clipping mentions Johnson's Anodyne Liniment for earaches and a warm water foot bath, Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders for horses, praise for the Sherman House in Chicago with lower prices, Northwestern finished nails, Presanna's White Wine Vinegar, a claim about a Book-Keeping Simplified system, and an invitation to request circulars from DBD Waunenee & Co at 425 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Charles SaGen
Portland
Sheridan
DBD Waunenee & Cn i A
Walnut Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Champa Elysees
Mme. Dorval
Theater Francais
Balzac
Planchee
Charley Nadier
Sherman
Tixson & LO
Tortland
Chang Chang Fits Co
Toston
Exqelsior M
Buchapan
Mid Se
Bliss & CO
Toledo
Shepard & Co
Bustgg
York
WM Rambay
Ella
Iowa
Gwen & TO
Otc
H Graney
Waterboro Center
Bie
Williamsburgh
Agenty
America
Eat Fara Bpg CO
Cary
Mall
H. G.C. Cany
Zanesville
Alspengen
Tanover BL
Gataway
Plica
Central Seundical Institute
Decatur
C.F
J. G. Mills
la Baile &J
Particulrs
Business Honorable
Firstoie Worth & Co
Opus
Behren EY Tease CO
Niemen
Fistol Works
Pirris Suman
Ewest
Saaloene
Nelly Ac.co
N.Y
Market St. Boston
Anforti & Brixtol
Roadway
New York
Advertisers
Umiom
Costof Advertising
John Mreet
Sure Remedy
J. O. Beck
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ogra
Columbian Book CO
Bates Payor
Vonenm
Iit
Aca
Raya
Josiah Allen
UBL
Oms Hanaolph
Chicago, IL
Kristian
Milly
J. Tene
Anmelrican Publisiing CO
Randolph Bt
Css Washburn & CO
Bwecen Tienen
Sea
Ouano St
Peravoe
Liu
Stadene
Thas Tey
Atilanlel
Dodge
CEC
John Kern
Market St
St. Louis
Framie
Famous Pictures
Cogravin
Bingley
Iby
Caphl x
Wy Publishers
Pear Place
Br. J. Walker
California
Sierra Nevada
Walkeer
H. McDonald & CO
Gen. Agta
San Francisco
Drugeiste End Cor
Washington
Chariton Stalton
Ista
Riemannsons NeenterHol
Rienanpeon
Thi
Canada
AMICK
Olver Ditson & CO
Chas
Ditson & CO
Til Broadway
Ip Statoner
Aive
R. B. Palmer
Pia
Chieay
Chieay < Torank
Engs
South Canal St
Waters
Tiuman
Cash Bruce Ed Fonth
Vaiale
A. Richmond P
American
Farm Journal
Olede
GZ. Kan CO
Dearborn
A. N. Irizeau
Jackson Bt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!